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Over the years, the most unwelcome thing (that I could still find amusing) to discover that as reflection of their respective domestic politics there's always an extant political sentiment even if it doesn't rise to the level of actual separatism, in Acheh, Riau islands, Sumatera, Southern Thailand, Indonesian Kalimantan even Mindanao, of using Malaysia as a discourse totem, the "what if we had joined that federation instead". Unwelcome because a lot of our diplomatic border disputes in this entire southeast asian region are basically frozen and no one really wants to heat them up, and the formation of Malaysia itself has always been treated as a something suspicious post-konfrontasi, that never really went away.

ANYWAY, tropical storm senyar got us all in the end. The floods weren't bad here comparatively but now we're dragged into the Sumatera-Java psychodrama as deaths continue to mount. #tootSEA #Malaysia #Indonesia



"Indonesia's nuclear regulator has approved Thorcon's site evaluation plan and the site evaluation management system plan for a proposed power plant based on its advanced molten salt reactor technology at a site on Kelasa Island in Bankga Belitung Province."

#Nuclear #News #Indonesia

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Este titular* tiene otra lectura:

Si hoy podemos seguir respirando aire, bebiendo agua y comiendo alimentos es porque países como Uruguay, Indonesia, Nicaragua mantienen una relación con el mundo mucho más responsable que todos los países ricos, y porque les robamos sus recursos naturales.

*El titular: "Si la humanidad consumiera al nivel de España, hoy se acabarían los recursos de la Tierra para todo el año."

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@climatica_coop
#Uruguay #Indonesia #Nicaragua #diadelsobregiro #diadesobrecapacidad #recursos #Ecofascismo #racismo #colonialismo #decrecentismo


Photos of Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines and elsewhere in SE Asia between in the early and mid 1900s by a Taiwanese collector

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#Photography #TootSea #Singapore #Philippines #Indonesia



Whoa, interesting that "bini" means wife in Bahasa Indonesia, which is kind of opposite of the Tagalog meaning of "binibini." Reminds me of the difference of Tagalog "salamat" and Indonesian "selamat."

Incidentally, BINI has a song "Born To Win" that they translated to Bahasa Indonesia.

#TootSEA #Indonesia #Philippines #PlayListSEA #BINI #Asian #PPop #Languages

youtube.com/watch?v=yNAPz-CCk6…


BINI comes from the Tagalog word "binibini," which means young lady.

Incidentally, BINI featured Indonesian superstar Agnez Mo in their song "Cherry On Top." (951k views)

#Indonesia #Philippines #BINI #PlayListSEA #PPop #AgnezMo @pinoy

youtube.com/watch?v=aE6XxkCPJ4…


A Stanford University study in 2017 said Indonesians walk so much less than the world average.

When suburban roads typically look like this and only 610km of Jakarta’s more than 7,000km of roads have sidewalks, nobody should be surprised that nobody wants to walk in the city.

The strong lobby from motor vehicle companies also means that the city is home to 19 million motorcycles and 4 million cars. That’s almost 2 bikes per person in the city.

The city has 44 thousand buses, 4.5 thousand of which are full sized buses for TransJakarta network, and the bulk of the rest are likely the mini 8-10 person capacity buses (angkots) that have no schedule.

#TootSEA #Indonesia



Desperately looking for a way to DIY our own Indomie seasoning from scratch because ‘export version Indomie’ (the ones sold outside Indonesia) are not as good as the original.

They’re just.. nowhere as spicy, or umami?! (The export version that says hot and spicy is closer than the normal one, but also has the same problem)

This recipe looks promising. I’m gonna try it

youtu.be/hQV50DsLTv4

#TootSea #Indonesia


When I was growing up I was a devout student of southeast Asian colonial and post-colonial history but my studies largely focused on the British empire. I am now spending my free time reading about the Dutch.

HOLY SHIT.

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

#TootSea #Indonesia


Today in Labor History October 8, 1965: The Indonesian military, led by future dictator Suharto, began torturing and massacring thousands of "suspected" Communists, leading ultimately to the overthrow of leftist President Sukarno. Other targets of the murders were members of the Gerwani women’s movement, trade unionists, ethnic Javanese Abangan, ethnic Chinese, atheists, teachers, students, and alleged leftists in general. The U.S. embassy provided the death squads with the names of suspected “communists.” Intelligence agencies from the U.S., U.K., and Australia provided anti-communist propaganda, as well as military and logistical aid. Overall, the genocide (1965-1966) led to 500,000 to 1.2 million civilian deaths and 1.5 million imprisoned. A top-secret CIA report from 1968 called the massacres "one of the worst mass murders of the 20th century, along with the Soviet purges of the 1930s, the Nazi mass murders, and the Maoist bloodbath of the early 1950s." Nevertheless, Western media either downplayed the events, or celebrated them. Suharto remained in power until 1998, continuing to imprison, torture and slaughter workers and civilians. He also presided over the East Timor Genocide of up to 300,000 people in the 1970’s.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #genocide #indonesia #Suharto #ColdWar #communism #anticommunism #torture #EastTimor #DeathSquads #cia